While promoting his latest film, “Suicide Squad,” Will Smith is using his platform in a unique way.

Smith’s character is, technically, a “bad guy,” which is a major change of pace for the movie star, who you’ll usually find filling the role of a film’s protagonist. Though he’s a “bad guy” on the screen this time around, his recent comments during a number of press events show that in real life, he’s still a hero.

Speaking at a press stop in Dubai, Smith addressed an important social issue that seems only to be getting worse: Islamophobia.

During a recent press conference, the summer blockbuster star talked about why he feels a personal responsibility to speak out on issues of racial and religious discrimination.

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For him, that means trying to balance out some of the most incendiary rhetoric from a certain presidential candidate*cough* Donald Trump *cough* that many consider to be anti-Muslim.

Smith says he believes he has a responsibility to speak out so that “when [people] see a black man, the energy that we had can be what they remember.” He added: “They have to know that your black skin won’t hurt them.”

In another interview, Smith got in another subtle dig at Trump when discussing how he got into the “bad guy” mindset:

“What makes someone evil is they dont think theyre evil. They think theyre doing good,” Smith told Access Hollywood. “Like, they actually think its OK to call a woman a ‘fat pig‘ on television. They think its OK. Thats what makes them evil.”

While it seems pretty obvious who Smith won’t be voting for this November, he seems confident that he’s not alone.